bruce: yeah.re is a lot of optimism broadly emanating from the conference, so we see some great innovation in companies making great strides, and i would say the tariffs issue is out there, but it is not top of mind. there has been, i think, a big backlog in terms of owners getting capital back to their investors, and so we are all waiting for the ipo calendar to finally break through and that logjam to break. hopefully we will see deals start to pick up as the year goes by, may be led by a couple bit was in the middle of the year. romaine: how confident are you in that, bruce? we came into the year thinking that market conditions would be favorable. obviously a lot has gone on in the last few weeks, that it maybe change that thesis, if you will pay what gives you confidence that by the time we get to the next few months, conditions will be right for that? bruce: yeah. i would say more broadly than just the tech sector, but the rollout of the new trump administration policies is causing a fair amo

it's fun. >> reporter: dave and bruce travel from chicago to central illinois.ter: but to climb. >> you're driving through cornfields. it's flat on i-80, and you come into the park, and where did this come from? >> reporter: they take turns on the ice with friends like gerry voelliger. >> i love the physical aspects of ice climbing. i love the technical aspects of ice climbing. >> gerry is even more seasoned than bruce and i, and we're 63. >> i'm 70. >> reporter: these guys and this ice go back ages. >> we've been climbing since the late '80s, '88 or '89. >> lowering. >> you don't often get to climb real waterfalls. there's a different consistency to the whole ice. it forms differently every year. >> reporter: climbers have a narrow window every season, but they take advantage as soon as the water freezes. >> well, last year i think i climbed every day it was open, and we may have climbed six days. >> reporter: starved rock welcomes experienced ice climbers who bring their own equipment. >> we constantly dislodge small chunks of ice. >> and they're doing this ju

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here's our chief white house correspondent, mary bruce, leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, with the future of ukraine hanging in the balance, that explosive confrontation in the oval office. tension boiling over between president trump and ukrainian president zelenskyy. when trump was asked about concerns he's aligning with russia's president putin. >> well, if i didn't align myself with both of them, you'd never have a deal. you want me to say really terrible things about putin, then say hi, vladimir, how are we doing on the deal? it doesn't work that way. you see the hatred he's got for putin. it's very tough for me to make a deal with that kind of hate. he's got tremendous hatred. and i understand that. but i can tell you, the other side isn't exactly in love with, you know, him either. so, it's not a question of alignment. i have to -- i'm aligned with the world. >> reporter: vice president j.d. vance then jumping in. >> i will respond to this. so, look. for four years, the united states of america, we had a president who stood up at press conferences and talked tough about vlad

bruce, along with those still really t listed to look, i mean associated everyone is probably the best and keep up for level instructed things throughout. this shouldn't be a full restore them. they go to the new post of the meal and i'm going to listen to the condition of the world on the street alone. of course, we should like the little new stuff. sure. so the little the the who would show the wrong just on the safe house to come after and engagement. you close the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common ground the during world war 2, the germans with the help of the show. the creation revolutionary movement that the independent state of croatia transported. hundreds of people have no way to work and force labor camps. the germans wanted the work force to build roads and the infrastructure in norway. so when they couldn't get enough prisoners from serbia, they contacted through social. and the install of these comes to you had the death rate up to a 2 percent each which is actually higher done in the ultimate among the dozens of children. voice

ready to fight the good fight against evil, the little dog which for time bruce along with those just over the t listed look, i mean associated with this is beverly is the number on the 17th or full level and is directed to us throughout the day before we go to the new post, the, the, the meal and i was listening to the condition of the world on the street of known sparkling. we should like the little new stuff. she sent the hello and welcome to across the full board. here we discuss them. we'll take a fresh look around is life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as it shows you fractured images, present it is, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the over 30 residents of curse held captive by view, creating an armed forces are in the process of returning home also a head on the program. this our coalition, all of the warring, the u. k. on french leaders push their chest size and pitcher plump, the boots on the

the lord knows how much for time bruce along with those just over the t listed. look, i mean, so see, so it is everyone is probably the best and keep up for. the 2nd thing is throughout this send that beautiful restore them. they go to the you post the the, the meal. and i'm going to listen to the condition of the world on the street of known sparkling. we should like the little new stuff just hit the little the the coalition of the war. and as the u. k. and france pitched a far fetched plan to put boots on the ground, the new crane, while admitting they can't do it without the us, which isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. for us, presidents, national security advisor apparently suggested time for the lose key to step aside and let someone else make peace. after the training and leaders diplomatic disas

chief white house correspondent mary bruce starts us off. >> reporter: it's the oval office meeting that stunned the world. tensions behind the high-stakes push to end the war boiling over when president trump was pressed on concerns he's aligning with vladimir putin. >> well, if i didn't align myself with both of them, you'd never have a deal. you want me to say really terrible things about putin and then say, hi, vladimir, how are we doing on the deal? it doesn't work that way. it's not a question of alignment. i'm aligned with the world. >> reporter: the vice president jumping in. >> the path to peace and the path to prosperity is maybe engaging in diplomacy. >> reporter: president zelenskyy explaining that when they've tried diplomacy in the past, putin has gone back on his word. >> he broken the ceasefire. he killed our people, and he didn't exchange prisoners. we signed the exchange of prisoners, but he didn't do it. what kind of diplomacy, jd, you are speaking about? what do you mean? >> i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country. >

bring the shooting of the concept to see just give so you don't really know i just position you get bruce and the difference they will usually do things a way show what your thoughts on that 1st or the keep that was that i see it is if it is, i know the book and i need to have both michelle them do. i need nobody by themselves here. so when you pull up, what's the cancellation fee? so it's not a big if it gets the small, but the key is that give us the pain. yeah. yeah. is this going business usually, those are you most close close to a seller? so am i supposed to be at a, or at the somebody watch the other story. yeah. you can set the thing up on your streaming service. so the way others uh, deal with us though, right now, cuz it sounds like i got them was okay. sounds families are got no real deal with the stock as a sign in on the move up is to move to the new you missed this and we me, thing you go. i don't seem to have to deal with my gums or give them go. i know it's anything new when years old a it yeah, i've got a well because i feel good. i only use it, but i need to not have my

redonda para los san jose earthquakes, donde hay muchas certezas de lo que viene haciendo el equipo de brucetas. y ahí no solamente la lectura de arena con los cambios, sino el comportamiento defensivo y emotivo del equipo, que a pesar de estar en inferioridad numérica, limitó a un equipo de sporting kansas city que no tuvo respuesta y que ni siquiera creó ocasiones claras de gol. desde el 2017 el equipo no arrancaba con 6 puntos de 6. yo me despido desde kansas city. carlos el resto del análisis y sobre todo, también escuchar a los protagonistas these games that are generally extremely difficult to walk off the field with three points and typically teams lose these type of games. so i can't tell you how proud. i am at the team how hard they fought. uh. how players did everything they could do to help us get a result tonight and pasamos con las chivas rayadas del guadalajara que se enfrentaron a los pumas hoy ya sin 1 de sus técnicos, más bien sin el técnico. vamos a las acciones porque iba a venir al minuto 91 esta jugada. el centro, el despeje y entonces luis romo iba a volver a meter este

and yesterday's will. 3, bruce, a girl name must see with a router as a citizen portion, and that's coming back to most of portland, but on the email it was originally received that. so that's the permission. yeah, for the 100 as relates a little shake, roll day of to july, the 1st 1991. when it was sold tank dissolved, the honest mills grew even bigger. the nation eastern european blogs. these mission to being to maintain peace in postwar europe was abolished weapons from also the military units, re pantry agents, the border. it seems that deal with the look now they're the ones are stuck with it, but for most of the weapons was sent to you. crime in the super slow i q tv, and it is designed to have some, not only, you know, she's done through tv from the door, but as she previous to so essentially the original research. i think that was really, here's the import a sheet as a whole of martha owners and he shared and the 3 of which was the last of the soviet union collapsed ukraine. now independence came into possession of, according to the most conservative estimates of 9000 tang, 11000 v

marvelous study from more than 50 years ago by a great historian who asked the question, where did british bruce phobia arrives? because after all, you, the napoleonic wars, britain and russia were allies. that was it in 181-5518. 40 britain regarded russia as an enemy. and this is the story and asked the question, why in 25 years did that change. and when he started, there was no reason for the change from other than russia was a big, powerful country. and britain resented that. as the british empire, britain simply resented russia. it concocted all sorts of the tables that russia was going to would bade india through the khyber pass and all the rest. but this is the new west situation as well. both base of the russia, which i hope is now passed, but also china, which is hate the other one simply for being big and successful. that's not a reason for russo phobia or sign up for be a. it's actually a reason for respect for dialogue for diplomacy, not for hatred, but we get the hatred stored up and it's not hard to store a paid for it. yeah, you know, there, there are some people who go back even

the lensky arrived a dining street as a president under prussia, bruce, by his encounter with donald trump. and what he hopes now is that the british prime minister can help him repair that relationship. one that is crucial to the defense of his country. defense that will be home put in the us, pulls that support for ukraine. it's something that europe and lead us who be meeting the lensky install. i'm a here in london on sunday. now. well, in my personal opinion, if anyone is in the position to achieve an end to this will finish the united states. they have the potential to achieve this. no one else loved them is the lensky should return to the negotiating table with the us. he should sit down calmly at the table and negotiate a solution which will make ukraine safe. but fast as the lensky will meet the purchase king privilege only awarded with the agreement of the government. at the end of a long day of diplomacy, questions remain. what difference will the show of support make me the end of a city to reach out to 0? london, the shifting us position has left europe and governments c

do you mean by residents of the refugee camp, bruce, the children play in the women and kind of address now melisha the news and cope together just the everyday life of a typical african village except that his residence, the hundreds of families who have settled here a little recklessly escaped desk. the name is was issue. 77. instead of just for this person, purchased it. um, uh, what it was 63 as a teacher by proficient. i will force that to 5 years. i got married terry's this uh what i already said way as i was 2014. so it has played with the mobile items uh, type of displacement. so i came to go to boca harm is one of the wells most really slow system is groups is to arise west africa for decades. poke around terrorizes, northern nigeria. on saturday, the crew killed more than a 100 civilians in the northeast and estimated 36000. nigeria hasn't been killed by boat going on over the past 11 years. the surprising they no one wondered for some time with this, most blunt sea of terrorist groups was sorting them more than a 1000 things from the phonology area. no, i mean has come to the

bruce monday. carnival celebrations. speak now. still when it came, he's in berlin for us. so to make us more about what happened is so as you was saying, right about $1115.00, g m t just off the mid day. this is a black ford fiesta, was driven into a group of people in the area. you're just describing the pedestrian ice area. lots of people would have been coming and going. it was a working week monday lunch time. and so because of this carnival situation, perhaps more people lab and normally would have been that on a working weekday. the interesting thing here is the number of casualties, the police talking about this one that several wounded of the news sources reputable new new sources. talking about a slightly higher number of fatalities and a considerably higher number of people wounded. there's also unconfirmed reporting about the nationality of the individuals who will police have in custody. the german press agency that's the government press agency saying that the individual concerned is a german citizen. he is one of the people who was injured in this incident. t

bruce to defend the editor. i'm your kyle: this is out. is there a life window? ha, also coming up on a city ends in gauze that has been the 1st day of rubbing down on the edge of the 1st phase of the ceasefire expires the 12 year old boy. assumption kills by his writing forces and he'll give.

that's where festivities were being planned for bruce monday. carnival celebrations. let's bring in dominic caden. he's in berlin for a, so don't like to go through somebody updates. we've been guessing a rising debt. so and the suspect being arrested, of the suspect being arrested. the suspect is a full 2 year old man from the state. excuse me, a german citizen. the interior minister of the state in which the incident took place said that there is no further danger to the local population. in other words, the police believe that the have the person responsible for what has happened and a saying that there is no further danger. the incident took place at 1115, gmc, a black ford fiesta, was driven into a group of people in a pedestrian ice area. remember, this day is called rose monday. in germany. it's pos of the lent, the beginning of length, the religious festival of meant for christians. and the for that would it be more people in the area than perhaps on a normal monday lunch time. we also know that death toll 2 people confirm that several of being described as ba

west statesman. trump wrote that quotes america will not the top with it so much longer. meanwhile, bruce's prime minister has laid out full principles for achieving what he considers adjusts on the last thing piece. do in ukraine. case tom and told the house of commons at washington's by king remains key fast. but we must keep familiar criteria, pride flowing, keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to the end, alongside i'm calling to ship on the defense with doubling donald miller created already this year. we've taken our support to record level. but on sunset day we also agree. i do 2200000000 pounds alone for your pride box, not by the purchased tax, but the by the profits from price and russian asset. second miss to speak to. we agree. and the last in piece was got onto the sovereignty and security of ukraine. is that you've tried and must be at the table when we go shaking fast, you just talk to stop so loosely by to said we agree that in the event of a peace deal, we will continue to boost the trains. defenses, new trains to terrace. and finally, we agree to develop a coali

marvelous study from more than 50 years ago by a great historian who asked the question, where did british bruce phobia arrives? because after all, you, the napoleonic wars, britain and russia were allies. that was it in 181-5518. 40 britain regarded russia as an enemy. and this is the story and asked the question, why in 25 years did that change. and when he started, there was no reason for the change in mother that russia was a big, powerful country in britain resented that. as the british empire, britain simply resented russia. it concocted all sorts of tables that russia was going with, bade india through the khyber pass and all the rest. but this is the new west situation as well. both bees, it'd be russia, which i hope is now past, but also china, which is hate the other one simply for being big and successful. that's not a reason for russo phobia or sign of o b o. it's actually a reason for respect for dialogue for diplomacy, not for hatred, but we get the hatred started up and it's not hard to store a paid for it. yeah, you know, there, there are some people who go back even further than

so the weather friends are moving around, that's a bright skies for places like fronds bruce and, and the island divided into extend outside the east. we could see some frosty or foggy stops in the morning, so that gets burnt off by the sunshine. so it's feeling very spring like ha, not so spring like down in the cell, but more heavy rain for portugal, spain with a bit of a wintry mix across mold in areas of spain and more unsettled weather. sweeping across the mediterranean, which we mix moves across into tech here on monday that we know when to when it's come across the very north west and pots of russia, norway as well, but it is looking pretty mild across the scan today the was temperature is picking up over the next few days, pretty mild as well, extending out east. but we'll see something of a cold zone in athens. 14 degrees celsius the on monday, and it is looking cooler across the north west of africa. thanks the unsettled weather, affecting the iberian pen, and sheila, bringing some showers to morocco. on monday, the for the inhabitants of indonesia is remote islands. health

of bruce a was so they must have what starting hora as to what actually ended up in folding . guess what a difference a day makes hasn't been sayings. lensky is headed to london next. what are we expecting from the meetings there? that's right. he is coming to london on the sunday webcast um i will hold a meeting with the number. busy of europe and lead us, and they really have to figure out if they can secure and defend ukraine without the american help. if the u. s. as is now a real threat posed it's minister, military assistance to ukraine. time the you are pen need as defend the country. now many analysts believe that they cons, that the will lead to the the us assistance wouldn't be, would be simply too big to fail. now initially a case tom is challenge for the summit on sunday would be to try to get more commitment from all the european need us for more boots on the ground to say got any potential piece deal at the moment. and he said that he would be passed to commit british troops. the french president also hinted that he could commit french troops. actually, they want

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guest: thanks, bruce.swear that as you are setting up that question you were talking about trump. all of the data points are consistent that it is the trump family that has been prospering from all of these deals, whether it is trademarks in china that amount to millions and millions of dollars or the saudis giving sweetheart deals to trump's son-in-law, a $2 billion investment fund. just look at what the kgb officer, the head of the fsb, said about trump just this past week. he may be throwing hand bearnaise looking to sow discord in the u.s., but he said trump owes his elections to us and now he has obligations, now he has to pay us back. that is the -- the overwhelming evidence is this is not a biden problem. i am not aware of any credible evidence that suggests biden himself or his family has really profited in any significant way. that does not account for hunter biden and the fact that he sat on the board of burisma and was getting a monthly retainer for x amount of dollars just because he had the na

guest: thanks, bruce.ear that as you are setting up that question you were talking about trump. all of the data points are consistent that it is the trump family that has been prospering from all of these deals, whether it is trademarks in china that amount to millions and millions of dollars or the saudis giving sweetheart deals to trump's son-in-law, a $2 billion investment fund. just look at what the kgb officer, the head of the fsb, said about trump just this past week. he may be throwing hand bearnaise looking to sow discord in the u.s., but he said trump owes his elections to us and now he has obligations, now he has to pay us back. that is the -- the overwhelming evidence is this is not a biden problem. i am not aware of any credible evidence that suggests biden himself or his family has really profited in any significant way. that does not account for hunter biden and the fact that he sat on the board of burisma and was getting a monthly retainer for x amount of dollars just because he had the name

bruce arenas working miracles down in san jose. it's their first two zero start since 2017.ports, sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> larry, thank you so much. that's it for tonight i am j.r. stone abc seven news continues tomorrow

and for a, for a couple of reasons there is, there's a goodbye fee about her by scholar named bruce ronda and that that a lot of her her life. she knew everybody she literally knew everybody in new england at time artistic musical intellectual she was she was a magnet for the culture in lot of ways and she's older people keep saying you really write your autobiography because we love to have this picture of you she never really gets around to doing that. but if you if you want to research her the the best source i can tell you is here at the massachusetts historical society 100 and some years ago, a woman named mary van wyk church was going to write a biography about elizabeth palmer and she got access to all of her letters journals everything and she the hand her handwritten biography is deposited there the price is she got a fight with elizabeth palmer nephew and he took all that material and said you can't publish. and sometimes between then and now, all that material has been destroyed and this is like this is this is a side issue, but an important issue with doing work on any margina

chief white house correspondent mary bruce starts us off. >> reporter: it's the oval office meeting thatt jumping in. >> the path to peace and the path to prosperity is maybe engaging in diplomacy. >> reporter: president zelenskyy explaining that when they've tried diplomacy in the past, putin has gone back on his word. >> he broken the ceasefire. he killed our people, and he didn't exchange prisoners. we signed the exchange of prisoners, but he didn't do it. what kind of diplomacy, jd, you are speaking about? what do you mean? >> i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country. >> yes, but -- >> mr. president -- mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the american media. >> reporter: trump then scolding the wartime leader. >> you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. with us you start having cards. >> i'm not playing cards. >> you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war iii. you're gameningbl

chief white house correspondent mary bruce has the story. good morning mary. >> good morning george. well, this oval office blowup really shocked the world. president trump scolding ukrainian president zelenskyy for not being grateful enough and telling him he doesn't hold the cards. tensions boiling over when president trump was pressed on his turn towards russia. and now this morning, it is sending allies reeling and racing to come up with a plan to end the war. this morning, european leaders scrambling to contain the fallout from that explosive oval office meeting between president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. >> you are gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >> european allies quick to rally around ukraine at a weekend summit in london. zelensky even meeting with the king, the british prime minister then telling the bbc they're working to come up with a peace plan which they hope trump will agree to. >> we've now agreed. >> that the united kingdom, along with france and possibly 1

commissioners bruce bowen and dolores heitz. my brief comments are triggered by a fax that i read last month that in the city of vancouver over the last 50 years the number of units has tripled the number of of residents has grown by only 70%. yet vancouver is now the most expensive housing market in north america. this is of course because the increase in land value that densification or up zoning can bring. that fact along with the amount immutable principle of modern society that benefits accrue to networked elites puts in the unique position of present protecting people from the depredations of the market. in light of those facts and observations this puts this topic the issues being brought to you today at the very highest priority the most important subjects you could be addressing. thank you. >> good afternoon commissioner. my name is puja eugenio. i'm with samarkand, a member of rep. with a state level of zoning already in place. communities are facing increased displacement at pressure from profit driven speculation bef

bruce westerman. the chair: the gentleman from arkansas is recognized for two minutes. mr.esterman: i rise in support of the fiscal year 2025 budget resolution. my constituents know firsthand how the failed policies of the left resulted in increased grocery and energy bills, opened our borders, imperilled our national security, accelerated our debt and makes it impossible to build and use our natural resources at home, making us depend ent on our adversaries. this delivers on the promises we made to the american people, righting the wrongs of the past, unleashing america's energy potential and america first agenda. it opens the door for the budget reconciliation process and allow committees to begin our work, implementing savings across government and harnessing our biggest generators such as energy production. by unlocking access to mineral reserves and streamlining permitting processes, we will deliver a responsible reconciliation bill that builds the wealth of our nation. as a former member of the house budget committee, i appreciate the budget process and i have great r

cfo bruce robertson who wasn't able to be here today has put a lot of work into this so i'm going to go through this talk a little bit about what we do now with our rafi's rate funding and then what we hope to do with the reserve account to have to have classes for far away or close. >> so that's what i have to figure out here and put on my special glasses here. >> so right now with our very the overriding theme we want to do the rafi's rates is how do we keep the san san francisco clean? how do we make it cleaner so we've we really attack this problem in a variety of ways. so i'm going to go through some of the key initiatives quickly and then go into more detail with some of them going on into the presentation. >> so we have our outreach and enforcement team that's really a small group of folks who go out and talk to people about roles and responsibilities for helping to keep the city clean. we have the litter patrol so if you're out on the streets of san francisco and just about any neighborhood you see the white pickup trucks sometimes filled with garbage that's a litter patrol.